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Pixel-art clip from the cozy foraging game Under the Elm. In a green spring marsh dotted with ponds and ferns, a character picks a cluster of orange mushrooms and holds it up as a "+ Velvet Shank" label pops up. Text at the top reads "This is what enoki looks like in the wild." It ends on the Under the Elm logo with "Free demo out now on Steam" and "Wishlist Under the Elm."
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Pixel-art clip from the cozy foraging game Under the Elm. In a green summer forest, a character picks a leafy nettle and holds it up as a "+ Stinging Nettle" label pops up. Text at the top reads "People were weaving cloth from this 2,800 years ago." It ends on the Under the Elm logo with "Free demo out now on Steam" and "Wishlist Under the Elm."
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Pixel-art clip from the cozy foraging game Under the Elm. In an autumn meadow with red-leaved trees, a character picks a tall, white, shaggy mushroom and holds it up as a "+ Shaggy Mane" label pops up. Text at the top reads "This mushroom turns itself into ink!" It ends on the Under the Elm logo with "Free demo out now on Steam" and "Wishlist Under the Elm."
A puffball is poked and puffs
Ein Flockenstieliger Hexenröhrling wird auf einer Glasfläche mit einem Messer aufgeschnitten. Das zunächst gelbe Pilzfleisch färbt sich innerhalb weniger Sekunden intensiv blau. Beim Schneiden werden Zellen verletzt. Dadurch reagieren Inhaltsstoffe des Pilzes mithilfe von Enzymen mit dem Sauerstoff der Luft. Diese Oxidation erzeugt die blaue Farbe.
A short clip showing some of the foods we had canned and are storing in our root cellar… these include tomato sauce, applesauce, pickled peppers, green and yellow beans, and wild berry jelly 
Pixel-art clip from the cozy foraging game Under the Elm. In an autumn meadow with red-leaved trees, a character picks a sprig of red rosehips and holds it up as a "+ Rosehip" label pops up. Text at the top reads "In World War II, kids were paid to pick these." It ends on the Under the Elm logo with "Free demo out now on Steam" and "Wishlist Under the Elm."
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Pixel-art clip from the cozy foraging game Under the Elm. In a dim, lantern-lit cave, a small earthstar mushroom sits on the ground, its skin split into a star shape around a round spore sac. Text types in at the top: "Rain makes this mushroom puff like a tiny chimney!" It ends on a card with the Under the Elm logo and "Wishlist on Steam."
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Pixel art animation in an autumn forest clearing ringed with orange, red and green trees. A small ginger cat trots across the ground, tracing out the number 200 while mushrooms and wild plants sprout up behind him - each one a different species. When he finishes, the whole number does a little hopping wave, and the words "wishlists!" and "thank you" type out underneath. The cat trots back to the player character, who turns to face the viewer, and a heart pops up above the cat.
A pixel-art forager walks across a sunny meadow to a pale, fan-shaped birch polypore and picks it; "+ Birch Polypore" floats up. Text reads "Ötzi the Iceman carried this 5,300 years ago!" before the Under the Elm logo appears as she walks off along the path.
A forager walks across a dim clearing in a dark pine forest to a small purple-blue monkshood plant, picks it, and walks away. The Under the Elm logo appears with "Wishlist on Steam."
A forager in a green shirt walks through a fall oak forest of red and gold trees to a gray-brown frilly maitake at the base of a tree, picks it, and walks on. The Under the Elm logo appears with "Wishlist on Steam."
Video collage of a few hundred (?) harvesting photos I’ve taken. After the intro, they are in order by season starting with spring
A pixel-art forager in a dusk-lit marsh walks up to a swamp root plant at the water's edge, harvests it, and the name "Swamp Root" appears above her.
Golden chanterelle mushrooms emerge from beneath green moss on the forest floor. Some are barely visible, their golden caps peeking through the moss, while one prominent chanterelle has a deeply fluted, wavy cap with its delicate ridges visible.